Nutmeg grater - Nuremberg, c. 1700 - Rectangular wooden case with curved end, me…

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Nutmeg grater - Nuremberg, c. 1700 - Rectangular wooden case with curved end, metal grater covered with a slider; inlaid bone and ebonized wood on all sides. L. 16.3 cm. - Signs of age, one side inlay broken.

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Nutmeg grater - Nuremberg, c. 1700 - Rectangular wooden case

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